Moravia Home for Sale and Farm Offers by Local Brokers
Zul Taylor Moravia home offered at a fair price by broker Chet Broshar with contact details. Farm options include seasoned oak posts by Aaron Campbell and Virgil Hunt 126 acres north of Moravia, shown by appointment. Also notices for Fall Festival grinding ban and general hauling jobs with local names.
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Moravia
Right Party
Exel
Chet. Broshar
Lic
Zul Taylor Moravia
Chet Broshar
Aaron Campbell
School House
Virgil Hunt
Local Happenings From Moravia and Vicinity
A long list of arrivals and visits fills Moravia and nearby towns as residents and relatives gather. G T Harn of San Francisco visits Moravia Albia and Des Moines for about a month. Many guests travel from Cheyenne Oklahoma City and Des Moines for family gatherings and medical or vacation stops. Local residents attend funerals, celebrate birthdays, and host guests at homes in Moravia Centerville Ottumwa and Centerville.
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G. T. Harn
San Francisco
Moravia
Albia
Des Moines
L. M. Williams
Bessie Boshak
Centerville
Los Angeles
A. W. Kincade
John. B. Haver
Marshall Okla
Rex Haver
Max Hiner
Lew Hiner
Johnnie
Johnnie Foster
Horace Schaffner
J. P. Day
Carol
Craig
E. E
Ottumwa
Rex Firkins
Michael
Arlington
George Firkins
L. Thomas
North English
Richard Morrison
Lester Bullis
Chicago
Harry Rueschau
J. P. Foster
John
Charles Johnson Home
Frank Swaim
Flora Jones
Roy DuVall
1Cheyenne, Wye
Warren DuVall
Luther Caster
Cumming
Emil Halden
Patty
Kathleen
Excelsion Springs
L. F. Bisby
Delores
Mitzi Sawyer
Oca Garrett
Browning
L. O. Carpenter
Bisby
Por Grematead
Ruby Johnson
H. BE
Callen
Fred Hiatt
Louise Shupe
Creola
Waterloo
Paul Broshar
Blanche Graham
Ruth Gibbons
Max McDonough
Graham
Knoxville
U. C. Main
Clyde Main
Ike
Raymond Swaim
Harold Swaim
Mate
Tes | Wess Lathen and Sons
Calif
Blanche Barker
Moline
Ill
W. V. Murdy
Carl Smith
F. R. Jolly
Robert Sanders
Harry Sanders
Unionville
Homer Atterback
Frank Houser
Stella Carter
Zell Callen
Howard Smith
Lee Hiatt
Isupper
Masonic Hall
C. M. McFatridge l
Bill
C. C. Coulson
Sam R. Dolly
Gilman City
John R. Jolly
Norton
Kans
Freeman Jolly
Marvin Yeager l
Marva Lee
Allen
Ilinois
Blanche
Herold Hawk
Jeannie
Alice Wilson
Alice van Winkle
Jay Funeral Home
Gene Judge
Raymond Ashby
F. H. Buckmaster l
H. EB. Callen
J. T. Day
Grecia
Sam Hudgens
John Merlin “Laws
Nita Lagro
Seattle
Waah
John Laws
Ohn
Merchané Marine
Elmer Roland
Lawrence Roland
Lewis McKim
Watson
Anna Smith
Frank Wilson
RHEUMATISM AND ARTHRITIS Aged 80 Recovers Pain Free
An elderly reader aged 80 reports relief from rheumatism and arthritis after seeking help and plans to continue work. The note requests information or a reply to Anna Pautz Box 825 Vancouver Washington.
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Anna Pautz
Box
Vancouver
Wash
Thousands of U S troops parade at Fort Lewis review
About 26 000 United States soldiers passed in review at Fort Lewis Washington for a 60 minute parade before a crowd of over 3 000 citizens. The 2nd division and training regiments led the march with generals Kendall Meyers Kiefer and Confin in attendance. A platoon of Wace soldiers and the 448th army service forces band joined the pageant along with 60th dog platoon and canine camp followers.
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Eugene McCrory
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Fort Lewis
Sam
Grayfield
Paul W. Kendall
Henry J. D. Meyers
Bth
Kendall and Meyers
Homer W. Kiefer
War Department
5Th Army
John F. Confin
Janetege
Ort
Wace
Army Service Forces Band
Board awards lam inated culvert contract in Caldwell area
The Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session with J. E. Walker and Harry Stickler to review bids for culvert work in Caldwell Pleasant and Johns Townships. Lawrence Bradley of Cettterville offered creosote laminated wood box and creosote culverts in divisions 2 6 and 8 totaling 5203.34 dollars. motion approved to award Bradley the laminated culverts and excavating work. The Board adjourned to meet at the Auditor's call.
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J. E. Walker
Harry Stickler
Caldwell
Pleasant
Johns Townships
Lawrence Bradley
Cettterville
Tetel Neascmeeeen
Walker
Stickler
Grace 1
Badinger
Enon By Mrs. J. T. VanDor in Enon The Urbana 4-H Meet
The Urbana township 4-H meeting met at the Wilber Miller home near Brompton. Attendees shared updates on local moves and visits, noted friends and family gatherings, and heard a summary of the year's work. New Monroe county extension director Paul Peterson introduced by Herb Bettis. Billy Spiecup reelected president. Ed Robinson chair of ladies work. Next meeting set for October 1 at the home of J. T. Venorin.
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Urbana
Wilber Miller
Brompton
Bill Robinson
Moravia
Charles Garner
William Doty
Moline
J. H. Schreiner
Mia
Anna Purvis
Alice van Winkle
Don Lockman
Sylvan VanDorin
Thers
VanDorin
Mesri Walter
Wisconsin
Mra
DeWayne Robinson
Eddie
Charles Laws
Guy Roberts
Allerton
Mearl Henderson
Richard
Aubrey Walter
Jerry
Walter
Marvin Gardner
Etta Bunche
Harold Hawk
Ignating
Centerville
Dallas Faber
Rex Tisue
Carol Breese
Ottumwa
Doyle McDanel
Gomer Stocker
Gerald Roberts
Billy Ifiecup
Ed Robinson
J. T. Venorin
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Garpies
Hickman
Miss Jones
Jersey
H. D. Taylor
Iconium
Chevrolet
Gardner Hatchery
Gerald Smyth
Charley Jarvis
Brook
American Weekly
Chicago Sunday Herald-American
Moravia, Iowa
Iowa
Soi
Sais
Prea
Wer
Adine & George
General Supplies
J. A ‘Healy
D. W. M. Fry
Animal Hospital
Ais
18Th St
Timothy and Clover Ae DeVos Implément Co
Albia, Iowa
Felton Welding Shop
Hawkeye Lumber Co
the Peoples Life
Louis Schaffner
Phenothiazine
Veach Drug
DR. Hess
the Board of Supervisors
Enon
Uni
Turner & Son
Spencer Grocery & Produce
Moravis, Iowa
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